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Evolution of the Russian digital media market: Legitimacy of the illegal. / Storchevoy, Maxim ; Belousov, Konstantin .

Handbook of Business Legitimacy : Responsibility, Ethics and Society . ed. / Jacob Dahl Rendtorff. Cham : Springer Nature, 2020. p. 1427-1441.

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Harvard

Storchevoy, M & Belousov, K 2020, Evolution of the Russian digital media market: Legitimacy of the illegal. in JD Rendtorff (ed.), Handbook of Business Legitimacy : Responsibility, Ethics and Society . Springer Nature, Cham, pp. 1427-1441.

APA

Storchevoy, M., & Belousov, K. (2020). Evolution of the Russian digital media market: Legitimacy of the illegal. In J. D. Rendtorff (Ed.), Handbook of Business Legitimacy : Responsibility, Ethics and Society (pp. 1427-1441). Springer Nature.

Vancouver

Storchevoy M, Belousov K. Evolution of the Russian digital media market: Legitimacy of the illegal. In Rendtorff JD, editor, Handbook of Business Legitimacy : Responsibility, Ethics and Society . Cham: Springer Nature. 2020. p. 1427-1441

Author

Storchevoy, Maxim ; Belousov, Konstantin . / Evolution of the Russian digital media market: Legitimacy of the illegal. Handbook of Business Legitimacy : Responsibility, Ethics and Society . editor / Jacob Dahl Rendtorff. Cham : Springer Nature, 2020. pp. 1427-1441

BibTeX

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